Top Japanese Mobile App Developers Based on Downloads

LINE (LY Corporation) is on position 1 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

They own 9 apps that have been downloaded together more than 1.02b+ times.

Sony Corporation is on position 2 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

They own 113 apps that have been downloaded together more than 612.68m+ times.

FeliCa Networks, Inc. is on position 3 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

FeliCa Networks, Inc. – which was founded in 2004 – has developed and promoted communications around the concept of "Just Touch.” Their next goal is to connect customers with businesses in a smooth and secure way. By uniting FeliCa technology and new platforms targeting future lifestyles, FeliCa Networks aims to be a business partner like no other. FeliCa Networks, Inc. has published おサイフケータイ アプリ, おサイフケータイ Webプラグイン(連携用), おサイフケータイ 設定アプリ, おサイフケータイ Webプラグイン, and more.

They own 6 apps that have been downloaded together more than 520.55m+ times.

SHARP CORPORATION is on position 4 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

Sharp Corporation is a Japanese multinational corporation specializing in the design and manufacturing of electronic products. The company was founded in Tokyo in September, 1912. More recently they have begun developing and publishing mobile apps. SHARP CORPORATION has built such apps as: SHアルバム, SHSHOW, エモパー, エモパー　おれんじん, and more.

They own 320 apps that have been downloaded together more than 372.23m+ times.

Yahoo! JAPAN (LY Corporation) is on position 5 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

They own 32 apps that have been downloaded together more than 358.46m+ times.

KDDI株式会社 is on position 6 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

KDDI株式会社 is a Japanese telecommunications operator founded in 2000 through the merger of DDI Corp, KDD Corp, and IDO Corp. They provide mobile cellular services using the "au by KDDI" brand. KDDI株式会社 is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. KDDI株式会社 has developed the apps ＋メッセージ（プラスメッセージ）, au WALLET−au PAYも使えるスマホ決済アプリ, auサービスTOP, デジラアプリ, and more.

They own 42 apps that have been downloaded together more than 300.84m+ times.

NTT DOCOMO is on position 7 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

NTT DOCOMO is Japan's largest telecommunications company. Founded in 1991, they provide innovative, convenient, and secure mobile services that enable customers to lead smarter lives. NTT DOCOMO also has numerous apps to their name, including ｄポイントクラブ, My docomo - 料金・通信量の確認, ｄメニュー, d払い－スマホ決済アプリ、キャッシュレスでお支払い, and more.

They own 72 apps that have been downloaded together more than 273.43m+ times.

SoftBank Corp. is on position 8 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

SoftBank Corp. is a Japanese multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The company owns stakes in various global brands, including Arm Holdings, Boston Dynamics, Sprint, Alibaba, and more. Softbank also runs Vision Fund, the renowned technology-focused venture capital fund. SoftBank Corp. has developed and published SoftBankメール, My SoftBankプラス, Mobile Installer (ソフトバンク), Disaster Message Board, and more.

They own 61 apps that have been downloaded together more than 261.17m+ times.

Flextech Inc. is on position 9 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

They own a single app that has been downloaded more than 253.45m+ times.

ibis inc. is on position 10 of the biggest Japanese app publishers.

ibis inc. is the Japan-based developer behind the ibis Paint app, which began with the desire to share the joy of digital drawing. ibis Paint is a social drawing app available via smartphones, tablets, and other devices. ibis inc. has developed ibis Paint X and ibis Paint.

They own 3 apps that have been downloaded together more than 247.19m+ times.